Eraserhead 2001: A Space Odyssey Mulholland Dr.

I adore Mulholland Dr. If this film already made it to top 50, then I believe Memento and L.A. Confidential deserves to be in place too. But I agree, this makes a great list so it's hard to choose one from another. And oh, Citizen Kane or 2001 is more deserving than Vertigo in the top spot. But it's...

jibran wrote:

This would make for a great movie.
Something like a sunnyish Shutter Island- filmed in that style.

Duma Key is my favorite King novel.

THE YIDDISH POLICEMEN UNION by Michael Chabon (I heard the Coen Brothers is up to its adaptation) GOOD OMENS by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett (Terry Gilliam seems to be interested a long time ago) GONE FOR GOOD by Harlan Coben (Have you seen TELL NO ONE? It's a good mystery film. I would like to s...

I just don't get, how lines like Selina to Brice at the ball: "We are the sum of our mistakes" and Selina to Jen in empty apartment: "No. It’s what I thought I wanted" didn't make to the film. Such a great lines, so fitting the situation. I think those two were very much implied in their respective...

My updated top 25: The Dark Knight 2001: A Space Odyssey Memento A Clockwork Orange Eyes Wide Shut Oldboy The Departed L.A. Confidential CItizen Kane Chungking Express Inglourious Basterds No Country for Old Men Inception Taxi Driver The Prestige Rear Window Let The Right One In WALL-E Pulp Fiction ...

"Clear the corners rookie"

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My friends don't know about Christopher Nolan before Inception. After seeing Inception, upon being mindblown, I lend them all Nolan's films. Since then, they worshipped Memento, The Dark Knight and The Prestige. Now with The Dark Knight Rises, after watching, while in daze, one of them asked me, "wi...

Great to see Neil Gaiman loved it. Now I wanna know Stephen King's reaction, knowing he liked TDK and Inception.